Chinese Showbiz: A Little Man’s Capital Empire

The synopsis is impressive: a spoiled rich kid's scheming, and the school's expulsion—is this a violation of the law?

They've all returned to their original positions, yet they're still writing about student organizations? Who in those student organizations dares to speak out too loudly in Beijing?

What the heck is this "Fourth Master Qing" thing? It's so abrupt and nonsensical. Since you've already written about it, don't get too involved. It's truly toxic.

Okay, I didn't finish watching it, so I deleted it. The protagonist of the show next door who had a falling out with the Beijing Film Academy died in a plane crash. What will happen to you?

The protagonist was treated like a dog by the Beijing Film Academy and expelled from the academy. Will this lead to a ban on anyone from the Beijing Film Academy? His company and partners will never use anyone from the Beijing Film Academy again. It's a rather wishful thinking suggestion, but it sounds pretty cool and very domineering.

Stop writing about those past-life prison buddies who get out and become bodyguards, all that self-sacrifice to protect their master, and all those other bigwigs and patriarchs practically kneeling before them—it's incomprehensible. What kind of nonsense is this about past lives? Why not have some guns to protect yourself? Be bright! Don't make this feel-good story so dark. Stay away from those prison buddies; no wonder some comments say the protagonist is involved in a gang.

I feel like it would be better if the author wrote about capital and related topics. It's a bit disjointed for them to become big shots and then get involved in making movies and such!

How many updates has the author even updated?! All you do is fawn over them! You've even read the outline, and you're some kind of reincarnated character, daring to pontificate like this? If you don't want to read it, just delete it from your bookshelf and leave. Stop acting like such a big shot!

How's the writing? Personally, I don't think it's very good. The plot in the beginning is too depressing. It tries to make a twist, but the climax is a bit flat (in my opinion). This makes the whole thing feel masochistic and the exciting parts aren't very satisfying. Unless there's a big climax later on that turns things around, it's not very good.

The synopsis gives off a "Dragon King Returns" vibe. Those who have read it, what do you think of it?